Hometown: Boulder, CO
Major: Journalism
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Major: Finance
Minor: Political Science
Hometown: Brooklyn, NY
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Hometown: Rockville, MD
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Hometown: Cold Spring, NY
Major: Chemical Engineering
Hometown: Asbury, NJ
Major: Bioengineering
Hometown: Eliot, ME
Major: Psychology and HMS
Hometown: Allentown, PA
Major: IDEAS
Hometown: New Rochelle, NY
Major: Finance and Economics
Hometown: Bloomingdale, NJ
Major: Industrial and Systems Engineering
Hometown: Union, NJ
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Minor: Spanish
Hometown: Barto, PA
Major: IDEAS
Hometown: Tully, NY
Major: Bioengineering
Hometown: Macungie, PA
Major: Finance and Marketing
Hometown: Willingboro, NJ
Major: Psychology
Minors: Spanish, Latin American Studies, Africans Studies
Hometown: Hong Kong
Major: Computer Science Engineering
Hometown: Doylestown, PA
Major: Economics
Hometown: Alexandria, VA
Major: Journalism
Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA
Major: Civil Engineering
Hometown: State College, PA
Major: IDEAS
Nadine Clopton ‘19 ‘20G is the youngest ever director of a United Nations NGO/DPI Executive Committee. As an undergrad, Clopton balanced her interest in Lehigh’s UN program with earning a dual degree in Health, Medicine and Society and political science and a minor in sustainable development and environmental studies. Clopton, who received a choral arts scholarship, also sang with a number of choral groups at Lehigh. Currently, Clopton is completing her master’s in the environmental policy program while working in Lehigh’s Office of Sustainability.
This graduating scholar-athlete made an impact on the field as an award-winning, four-year field hockey player and the impact she could have on the world is already in the works. Amanda Boyer ’20, a molecular biology major with a near-perfect GPA, interned at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center Cancer Institute last summer and will head to the University of Maryland School of Medicine for her master’s. This spring, Amanda was recognized with the Allegiance Award for her contributions to campus, is an NFHCA Scholar of Distinction, and is a multi-time Academic All-Patriot League honoree.
Juwon Owolabi ’20 has had an entrepreneurial drive since he launched a lawn care business when he was 8 years old. He has tried a variety of ventures in the ensuing years, and since coming to Lehigh, he joined Lehigh’s Startup Academy, the Men of Color Alliance, the National Society of Black Engineers, and directed the Cryptography Club. In his sophomore year, Juwon and Linzelle Robinson cofounded “LJ’s Midnight Munchies,” a late-night food business popular with classmates. New ventures are surely around the corner for this Business Information Systems graduate.
Recognized among the nation’s premier research universities, Lehigh offers a rigorous academic community for over 7,000 students.
The ‘Bug Zapper’ uses UV-C light to damage the DNA of pathogens, including the coronavirus, to enable the sterilization and reuse of N95 masks when new ones are unavailable.
The university confers degrees in emotional, online tribute to graduates.
The live and pre-recorded Zoom event recognized participating doctoral candidates.
More than 600 students were recognized for high academic achievement as part of the 41st annual celebration, which took place virtually this year.
Anand Jagota and fellow scientists have created a reversible superglue-like material.
